 | Ankara Packing Lists | Tips 1 - 5 of 5 |  | Popular Packing Lists | Miscellaneous Packing Lists Tips | All Tips (5) Whenever you come don't forget to bring something thick. When I first came to Ankara to study, it was August. The sun was shining and the wheather was so hot. But I saw nearly all the people had a pullower with them. I didn't mind and I went out to see the city with a t-shirt. After the sun had gone, the weather become very cold. Now as a habitual I take some pullower with me whereever I go. Be ready for all kinds of weather, you won't be regretful. Leave a Comment
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This picture is of:- The oldest settlement in Turkey which was first settled 7.000 BC. It is also called the first city on earth. Remains of civilian buildings, with entrances on the roofs are interesting Leave a Comment
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One of the truly unmissable experiences of a trip to Turkey is a visit to the hamam. Like the harem, this Roman and Byzantine tradition was adopted and then perfected by the Selcuk Turks, for whom the public bath took on an important role. It was not merely a place where believers could fulfill the Islamic precept of cleanliness. It was a place in which to mingle, socialize and gossip. Women would proceed from their harem to the hamam with great ceremony, accompanied by servants heavily-laden with delicacies to tide the ladies over the hours they would spend lounging in the steam. The young women used this opportunity to show off their ornately embroidered towels and ivory inlaid slippers, not to mention their youthful figures, while older women would spot potential wives for their sons. Men would discuss the latest court scandal or talk business and politics. Contrary to popular ideas, hamams have always been either permanently designated for one of the sexes, or have a separate schedule for men and women. Leave a Comment
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